This strikes the nail squarely on the head: theracingbiz.com/2020/08/20/opi…

On the latest show, we've got Sean Boarman looking back at last weekend (and ahead to the Kentucky Derby), Randy Moss on the sport's timing issues (and the response to the same) and Ernie Perri with a look ahead to the upcoming Queen's Plate: inthemoneypodcast.com/players-podcas…

MJC prez Sal Sinatra to TDN regarding GMax timing system: "I don't think GPS is exact enough. You have to be exact with time. It's frustrating. It's almost to the point now, if they don't change it soon I'm gonna have to not put times up after the race and use my hand timer"

Sinatra had this good news for bettors: he said The Jockey Club president Jim Gagliano confirmed that Equibase now plans to integrate "beam" times into its GMax GPS software. "Maybe the lengths will be a little off," he said. "I'm not sure, but at least times will be accurate."

Missing the Derby for first time since covering in 1982 but my wife made Derby pie last night so it’s all good. #pah ⁦Dick Jerardi⁩ ⁦David Grening⁩

19 years ago, Richard Drew shot a picture of a man falling through the sky. It was published the next day and then disappeared, as a taboo image. But it has since become a symbol for all that was lost that day. RIP, the fallen, and the falling. esquire.com/news-politics/…

After calling approximately 70,000 races, Keith Jones makes his final call at Parx on Wednesday. inquirer.com/sports/keith-j…

Happy birthday to two-time Breeders' Cup Mile winner Da Hoss (Gone West) who is 29 years old today! Da Hoss was on the board in 19 of 20 starts, with 12 wins, and was graded placed on dirt in addition to his turf triumphs. Trained by Michael Dickinson to both Mile victories (1996, 1998).

Been trying to gather the words to express how much this man meant to me. To know me is to know I wore my heart on my sleeve when it came to coach. He changed so many lives, none more than mine. I will miss him dearly but he will always be part of me and who I am. Love you coach

The stream of consciousness Christmas Eve shows. The wild press conferences. The phone calls where you just listened to the wisdom. The office sessions that would never end. The times playing golf at Walnut Lane. And, yes, even the basketball. John Chaney, an American original.

John Chaney was a brilliant man and a great coach. He got the most out of his players because he believed in them as students, athletes, and individuals, and they knew he would always have their backs. RIP to a true legend.

Great news for bettors: Laurel Park on Friday began timing races with the conventional beam system, replacing GPS-based GMax technology. Stronach Group/1ST also confirmed plans to install timing beams at Gulfstream Park and Santa Anita, where races are now being timed by Trakus.

Gal and Hartford to NCAA. Tournament will never be the same. 1-3-1 halfcourt a strategic masterstroke at perfect time in AE champ game. Known Coach Gal for 35 years. Nobody like him. From O’Hara to St. Joe’s to coaching odyssey to today and now to next week in Indy. A wild ride.

This is Episode 4 of Pressbox Access, my longtime friend Todd Jones' new podcast. Episodes 1, 2 and 3 featured Bob Hunter, Tom Archdeacon and Kevin Blackistone. New episode drops every other Wednesday

I remember when Roy Williams brought his Kansas team to play Penn because longtime radio man Max Falkenstien had always wanted to work a game at the Palestra where KU legend Wilt Chamberlain once played. That was Roy, an incredibly genuine man, always thinking of others.

Very few people in the country represent their University better than @CoachGalUHart He is a servant leader for the Student Athletes who has taken Hartford Basketball to unprecedented heights! Brutal decision but once again John’s passion and leadership shines through! #AllClass

As of today, we are officially no longer City of Basketball Love, LLC. CoBL now operates as City of Basketball Love, a nonprofit corporation incorporated in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania -- covering boys', girls', women's and men's basketball: cityofbasketballlove.com/news_article/s…

Miss Rich Glazier every day, but especially today, Delaware Handicap Day. Rich missed his first DelCap in forever last year and now we will miss him, his knowledge, his love of Delaware Park and his reverence for the DelCap forever.

HELP NEEDED !!! Every tweet and retweet with #WeDriveFor is $5 donation to assist with breast cancer research!!! All it takes is a retweet to help Coaches vs. Cancer !!! Together we CAN, WILL, MUST #CRUSHCANCER

On LLL, horse racing's Legendary Larry Lederman: letsgoracingparx.com/blog/larry-led…